If your engagement ring moodboard involves enchanted forests, celestial symbols and jewellery you could imagine finding in an old castle, welcome. We’ve picked ten rings from Valley Rose that bring those influences into something you can wear every day, from pink diamonds framed by leaves to grey stones with a darker, witchier feel.

Designed by artist turned jewellery designer Brittany Groshong, the collection draws on fantasy, art and nature. Flowers wind around bands, tiny diamonds form star-like clusters and coloured gemstones take centre stage. The rings are crafted by jewellers in New York, with the brand’s focus on responsible sourcing reflected in materials including Fairmined gold and lab-grown diamonds.

Valley Rose’s made-to-order designs also give you room to make the ring your own. Choose your centre stone and metal to suit your taste, whether that means a green sapphire in yellow gold or a pink diamond with a botanical setting. Here are ten of our favourites .

1. Avaluna Round Diamond Ring

Avaluna feels like something you’d find in a royal portrait, worn by the person everyone suspects has supernatural powers. Its pointed halo gives it a celestial edge, while the white gold version has an icy quality that suits a snow queen. We’d choose this for someone who loves a little ceremony in their everyday wardrobe.

2. Camellia Marquise Diamond Ring

If your idea of a fairytale involves a garden slowly taking over a castle, Camellia belongs on your shortlist. Flowers crowd around the centre stone, giving it an abundance that feels romantic and slightly unruly. Picture it with embroidered sleeves, loose hair and a dress you can run through the grounds in.

3. Celria Pink Marquise Diamond Ring

For the person who spent their childhood studying the illustrations in fairytale books, Celria has that same appeal. Pink and gold, curling leaves and a pointed centre give it the feel of a flower drawn by an Art Nouveau artist. We’d wear it with clashing florals and take every opportunity to gesture dramatically with that hand.

4. Celria Pear Green Sapphire Ring

This version of Celria belongs in the woods. The green stone nestled among gold leaves makes us think of moss-covered paths, ancient trees and the sort of forest you’d happily get lost in. It’s an easy favourite for anyone whose fantasy loyalties lie with the elves, and whose wedding plans involve eating dinner beneath the branches.

5. Giselle Grey Salt and Pepper Diamond Ring

Giselle is for the witch in the story. The one with excellent jewellery and an a killer outfit. Its smoky diamond gives it a moodier presence, especially against yellow gold. Wear it with black lace, a sharp manicure and whatever level of villainy your day requires.

6. Luminara Marquise Diamond Ring

Luminara has the air of a family heirloom. You can imagine it being passed across a candlelit table before someone reveals a closely guarded secret. The open gold setting gives it a medieval feel that would sit beautifully alongside velvet and corsetry. A ring for someone who takes their period-drama wardrobe inspiration seriously.

7. Siriwen Marquise Diamond Ring

Siriwen makes us want to plan an entire outfit around it. A cape would be a reasonable place to start. Its sweeping leaves and pointed silhouette have the feel of elven court jewellery, with enough detail to reward a closer look. For the fantasy lover who already has strong opinions about which fictional kingdom they’d live in.

8. Wisteria Round Diamond Ring

With Wuthering Heights as its inspiration, Wisteria is our pick for the gothic literature obsessive. We’re picturing it on a hand turning the pages of a battered paperback, or wrapped around a glass at a candlelit wedding reception. The climbing botanical details suit someone drawn to old houses, overgrown gardens and romance with a little emotional turmoil.

9. Astrid Emerald-Cut Green Sapphire Ring

Astrid feels suited to a fantasy heroine who gets things done. There’s an authority to that green centre stone, framed by little flashes of diamond, that makes us picture it with tailored sleeves and a very good coat. If your taste runs to jewel colours, celestial details and jewellery with some presence, put this one near the top of your list.

10. Celria Round Pink Diamond Ring

This version of the Celria ring is for the person whose love of pink has survived every attempt to persuade them into a neutral palette. Its round centre and gold leaves bring to mind the painted flowers and tiny treasures of a fairy’s dressing table. We’d lean into it with a pink wedding dress, ribbon in our hair and absolutely no concerns about being “too much”.